September 7, 2026

entrust

/ɪnˈtɹʌst/verb

To give someone responsibility for something important because you trust them.

Example sentence

“Before the trip, she entrusted her plants to her neighbor.”

Two patterns: entrust something to someone, or entrust someone with something. Both keep the trust inside the handover.

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